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The Third Reich Day by Day
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This chronology examines the Nazi regime's tenure from the Night of Long Knives in 1934 through the fall of Berlin in May 1945. Each month is covered in a compelling narrative style that reveals the growth of anti-Semitism and other grim realities of everyday life under Hitler. Illustrated with maps and archival photographs, the book also relates the stories behind militar
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Hardcover, 192 pages
Published
November 14th 2001
by Zenith Press
(first published 2001)
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This book is filled with fancy historical pictures, mostly about (obviously) the NSDAP, Adolf Hitler, and his Wehrmacht. It divides the chapters with its corresponding year, ranging from 1923-32, the rise of Nazi Germany, to 1945, the fall of Berlin and its Fuhrer. The information about the Reich's history itself is quite brief, yet we can still enjoy the book by staring at the images.
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If you study WWII, and especially if you write historical fiction and need to keep dates straight, I highly recommend this book, it is extremely helpful. A good guide for quick reference.
Yet another glorification of the Nazi Germany with many photos for the fan boys, and the few fan girls.
This popular month by month chronology examines the Nazi regime's tenure from the Night of Long Knives in 1934 [conflict between Rohm's SA & Himmler' SS:] through the fall of Berlin in May 1945. Each month is covered in a compelling narrative style that reveals the growth of anti-Semitism and other grim realities of everyday life under Hitler. Illustrated with maps and first rated images. This book covers more stories about the development of NSDAP rather than the WW II itself, but for me I thin
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Lots of photos. Highly recommended.
This was a really good book, giving all the main events of the war. Full of facts and detail yet presented without waffle in diary style entries.
Day by Day accounts of the rise and fall of the Nazi Reign of the Third Reich.
Ok book, some good pictures, but a few mistakes - like spelling Goebbels as Gobbels.
Mar 11, 2009
Sue
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it was ok
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Quite a few typos. Some good photos, though.
SPOILER ALERT: Hitler dies at the end.
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